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A 2-d shape is 2-dimensional. It has length and width but no height.

In real life: pictures and screen images are 2-d images. Printed shapes on paper are [nearly] 2d. I added nearly, in case there is pedant out there who points out that an image printed on a page has the thickness of the ink!

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